A renewal notice that’s wrong won’t hold — and a US-built platform doesn’t natively encode Canadian commercial-tenancy rules. Quoin is the compliance-correctness layer: every notice cited to the statute, defensible if challenged.
The right increase, the exact notice window, the prescribed form — cited to the clause and the rule, not a generic letter.
Your brief and the tenant’s notice are generated from separate data scopes that never cross. Enforced at the data layer.
Quoin drafts and stages; a person approves and sends. It writes; a human sends — always.
Lifecycle platforms win and lease the tenant; the system of record stores the lease. Neither natively does the rent-cap math, the notice timing, or the defensible notice for *commercial* renewals across provincial regimes. That’s the seam — and it’s the one a US-built incumbent is structurally slow to stake its balance sheet on.
Built for BC today; expanding across Canada.
Miss a notice window, and the increase won’t hold.